Orangeville High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Orangeville, Ontario Canada)

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- Practical Agriculture - we of the school certainly appreciate the work of the Agriculture department under the capable leadership of Mr. Murray Young. Here is indeed a practical course the results of which are clearly visible to anyone who passes the school on the hill. Mr. Young undertook this big job of landscaping last year and made a very excellent start as seen, particularly in our front lawns. The department this year has indeed been a hive of industry attempt- ing to complete the taskg and no small headway has been made. One look at the heavy green carpet of grass, the newly planted shrubs, the levelled land, the pruned trees and the trees removed, and a person cannot but realize the tremendous amount of work that has gone into the landscaping, and that we have a beautiful school in a beautiful setting. Carry on, Mr. Young. You!re doing a fine job!! - An Adventure in Citizenship - Dawn Kirkness, a student in Grade 12, had the honour this year, of being selected to go to Ottawa. The trip, an adventure in citizenship, is sponsored each year by the local Rotary Club. Several names, submitted by the High School are placed in a hat and a draw is made. It is indeed a privilege for the fortunate winner. Congratulations, Dawn! a lv 222 - Officers and Senior N.C.O.'s of - o.D.H,s. Cadet COPE. Cadet Major Bob nods fOfficer commanding: Il Captain Harold Dodds C2 I CJ U Lieut. Tom Dobson Platoon C mmander ll UU Jack mack ll ll n U John Kearns W U U W Dougald McArthur N W Cadet C.S.M. Peter Gendron Cadet C.Q.M.S.Bill Greenshields.

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7 - Courtesy A - The Staff and Students of Orangeville District High School wish to extend their sincere thanks and appreciation to all those who have given us their wholehearted interest and generous assistance during the year 1952-53. Thank you! 1. The donors of Proficiency Awards. Csee Commencement! 2. Mr. J.M. Aiken and Mr. H. Curry, donors of trophies for the Oratorical contest. 3. Mr. Jack Grigg for his very generous assistance in our school enterprises. h. The Orangeville Rotary Club which made it possible for us to hear Hon. L.B. Pearson. 5. Miss Ruby Baltzer Mr. Murray McKitrick - judges for our Oratorical contest. Mrs BQTQ Parkinson, KOCQ 6. The Banner Office which so kindly took note of our last year's Red and Blue and gave us constructive criticism. 7. The Orangeville Women's Institute for their new scholarship for the student of highest academic standing in Grade XII. 8. The Blount Women's Institute for instituting a prize for the most efficient student in Grade XII Home Economics. 9. The Salem Women's Institute for their award to the top stud- ent in Agriculture in Grade Nine. 10. Dalton Patterson 8 Sons who generously loaned furniture for our plays. 11. Mrs. G. H. Campbell for her assistance in making up the casts of our plays. 12. 13. All Padre John Bartlett - Empire Day Service. those who showed sufficient interest to attend our public fu ctions.

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Girls' Champion Field D51 Team B. Durking J. Loweg M. Lanktreeg M. Rennickg H. Speersg D. Bradley. K. Taylorg E. Daviesg C. Peckg H. Tuckerg D. Robbins. Why the school setting is beautiful. D. Bentley and Mr. Young at work. ln, 1 L L Q o 1 E110 A851-239113 Eb r'eLr'1,a-115. L. Boothg P. Baxterg S. Thompson: M. Jacksong M, Hamiltong lone Stubbsg C. Coffeyg J. Goldeng B. Pattersong B. Gallagherg C. Colquetteg D. Kellyg B. Durkin M. lanktree. 113i?..f.5:SZ'.?!S'13.1?U1'8.l...C,f.Li!-gS.2 At Work A. Smithg, B. Lanlfbreeg Mr. Youngg D. Bentley. -,HP